Schiller Automation creates international subsidiary

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Germany’s PV manufacturing solutions provider Schiller Automation has created a U.S.-based subsidiary, Schiller LLC, to help it service its expanding portfolio of international clients. Schiller LLC’s Boston headquarters will include marketing, sales, business development and field service divisions, and initially focus its attention on the North American and Asian markets.

“We have been well positioned near the center of the market growth for the past years,” said Schiller Automation’s CEO, Stefan Schiller. “And we know we must become closer to the key growth markets of the next decade. Opening a new company in the United States is part of our greater strategy to be close to our growing customer base worldwide.”

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